How and why housing Residential environments differ In different areas of Nuneaton.

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Nuneaton Housing

HOW AND WHY HOUSING

RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENTS DIFFER

IN DIFFERENT AREAS OF NUNEATON

GCSE GEOGRAPHY COURSEWORK

UN-JUNG IM

GCSE Geography Coursework

Un-Jung Im

Contents

SECTIONS INCLUDED

> Introduction and analysis of task (P.3)

> Background about Housing (P.4)

> Changes housing from the centre to the out of Nuenaton. (P.5-8)

> Quality of environment vary as people move out of Nuneaton

i. Traffic management measures (P.)

ii. Litter Pollution (P.9-10)

iii. Noise Pollution (P.10-11)

> Questionnaire section (P.)

> Evaluation (P.)

> Bibliography (P.)

> Appendices (P.)

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INTRODUCTION

I have chosen, Oaston Road, Shanklin Drive and Bramdene Avenue, these three Places for this project. Oaston Road, most buildings are made in Victorian century which means between 18th and 19th.This place, Oaston Road, houses has one comment which is that every single house has decoration between bricks and roof. Oaston Road's most of houses are Terraced but very few of them are semi-detached. Next, Shanklin Drive, the date that this street/drive started build was about 80 years ago. I could see that the houses are Semi-detached but very small amount of the houses were Detached also this place, Shanklin Drive, has some of the small corner markets .Last place, Bramdene Avenue, this place was built in 1960 most houses are new and has modern design.

This Road/Avenue is placed in end of town so it seems to looks like very quite places but many cars were passing next this road, which is Weddington Road. These three place's houses are made in different date and that is why each place has different environment for long time.

Analysis of Task

The aim of this project is to produce an information booklet about the reason why the houses in Nuneaton have different environments in each of these three places, Oaston Road, Shanklin Drive and Bramdene Avenue. Using the points below to improve my projects

* The photo/sketch of three different place's houses

* The cost of houses

* Why it is, why people want live those places.

* How ICT helped, what information I could get using this.

Of course I will ask people some questions to improve

my projects and will go to the website or estate agents to

found more information about the house costing and more.

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BACKGROUND

A residential environment is an area in a town, village or city where people live. This area is primarily made up of people's homes.

These homes can include any or all of the followings:

* Detached

* Semi-detached

* Flat, ungalow

* Terraced

* Bed-sit

Besides homes residential environment also have other important features. These can include road, corner shop, and post office, bus, car, bicycle, schools, parks, doctors / dentists surgeries and take away restaurants.

The can range from Victorian housing (or older) often build as terraced to brand new houses quite often built as semi-detached and detached. The older houses were often built without garages or gardens. More recently houses are built with garages, parking space (drives) and gardens (front and back). Although they seem to be more semi-detached and detached houses being built most recently these homes are not necessary any larger than the terrace house built 100 or so years ago.
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Residential areas have developed over the years, as pleasant and inviting/safe places to live. These areas began as places just outside of busy town centres where people worked but were close enough to walk to with ease. It was cheaper for builders to buy land outside of the town to create homes for the workers. Over the years there areas have expanded out into

the surrounding countryside as more and more people require

more and more homes.

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HOUSE INFORMATION

I found out a little information ...

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